Of these, 2 will come up in Mumbai, and the third in Delhi. In April, the tech giant opened it first 2 exclusive outlets for India, also in Mumbai and Delhi.
Apple, which opened its first 2 exclusive India retail stores in April, with CEO Tim Cook himself inaugurating the outlets in financial capital Mumbai and national capital Delhi, respectively, is planning to open 3 more shops in the country by 2027, with the move coming as part of a larger expansion plan.
This is according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, its Chief Correspondent on Apple. Gurman posted the following tweet on Thursday: “NEW: Apple is working on 53 new, remodeled or relocated stores through 2027, including several new locations in China, Japan and Korea; 3 new stores in India, and new outlets in Miami, Detroit, London and Germany. All of the details and charts here.”
NEW: Apple is working on 53 new, remodeled or relocated Apple Stores through 2027, including several new locations in China, Japan and Korea; 3 new stores in India, and new outlets in Miami, Detroit, London and Germany. All of the details and charts here — https://t.co/1Ab6Q50mx1 pic.twitter.com/YMj3jGWxhx
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 1, 2023
Sandwiched between these will be the tech giant's fourth exclusive outlet, which will open in 2026, housed at the national capital's DLF Promenade mall; this, in fact, may very well be the company's second-largest shop in India.
The CEO then flew to Delhi, and on April 20, inaugurated the outlet at the Saket's Select Citywalk mall.
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